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Who's actually paying for the ads against the Florida social media bill? You won't know - Vimarsana News

Who's actually paying for the ads against the Florida social media bill? You won't know

Ads about the Florida social media minor ban bill are saturating the internet. That doesn't mean Floridians will know who's paying for them.

Source: yahoo.com
VT Senate passes bill to remove tax cap for schools - Vimarsana News

VT Senate passes bill to remove tax cap for schools

A bill that's passed both chambers of the Vermont State House could impact school budgets and property taxes, and it's now up to Governor Phil Scott to decide if the bill will become a law ahead of Town Meeting Day.

Bill to repeal tax on Social Security benefits passes in House of Delegates - Vimarsana News

Bill to repeal tax on Social Security benefits passes in House of Delegates

West Virginia is one step closer to no longer taxing Social Security benefits.

Source: wboy.com
Major economic growth legislation could lift acre limit and attract billion dollar companies - Vimarsana News

Major economic growth legislation could lift acre limit and attract billion dollar companies

A bill establishing the Major Economic Growth Attraction program could have a significant impact on business development in Story County.

Source: yahoo.com
Mike Miles promises to balance Houston ISD budget deficit after exaggerating Central Office cuts in July – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

Mike Miles promises to balance Houston ISD budget deficit after exaggerating Central Office cuts in July – Houston Public Media

In a Tuesday morning press conference, state-appointed superintendent Mike Miles vowed to address systemic inefficiencies across Houston ISD. For the first time since the summer, he also addressed overstated cuts to the Central Office.